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Farm Labor Organizing Committee Records27 linear feet

1967-2005 (bulk 1979-1989)

Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI

Finding aid written by Kathy Makas on March 29 2010.

Accession Number: 1506

Creator: Farm Labor Organizing Committee

Acquisition: The Farm Labor Organizing Committee Records were firstdeposited at the Reuther Library in 1992; an additional deposit wasmade in 2006.

Language: Material mainly in English; some Spanish content.

Access: Collection is open for research.

Use: Refer to the Walter P. Reuther Library Rules for Use of ArchivalMaterials. Restrictions: Researchers may encounter records ofa sensitive nature – personnel files, case records and thoseinvolving investigations, legal and other private matters.Privacy laws and restrictions imposed by the Library prohibitthe use of names and other personal information which mightidentify an individual, except with written permission from theDirector and/or the donor.

Notes: Citation style: “[Collection Name], Box [#], Folder [#], Archivesof Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University”

Related Material: Audiocassette tape related to cucumber sharecropping cases, andthree government proclamations have been transferred to theReuther’s Audio Visual Department. Guides or inventories areavailable.

PLEASE NOTE: Material in this collection has been arranged by series ONLY.Folders are not arranged within each series – we have provided an inventory basedon their original order. Subjects may be dispersed throughout several boxes withinany given series.

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AbstractFounded in Toledo, OH in 1967 by Baldemar Valasquez, the Farm Labor OrganizingCommittee (FLOC) represents migrant workers in the agricultural industry, and seeks topromote and protect the right of farm workers to actively participate in decisions thataffect their conditions. FLOC centered their efforts not on growers, who the organizationrealized were relatively powerless, but on the large food processing companies who ranthe agricultural business and ultimately controlled farm workers rights and benefits.FLOC used boycotts, marches, publication campaigns, and rallied community and churchsupport to fight for migrant worker rights. The Campbell Soup boycott, which began in1978 and ended successfully in 1986, was FLOC’s most important campaign, but theyalso led successful efforts against Vlasic, Heinz, Aunt Jane, and Mt. Olive Pickle. FLOCexpanded from its base in Ohio to the Midwest in the 1980s and eventually to the Southin the late 1990s. FLOC also provided a support network for migrant workers, Latinosand immigrants through community and educational programs, legal clinics and Latinoorganizations.

FLOC records document its day-to-day organizational activities; correspondence;projects and community efforts; research; related organizations and unions; and resourcesfor farm workers and Latinos. Also covered are individual boycotts and campaigns withthe majority of material detailing the Campbell boycott.

Important Subjects:AgricultureBoycottsCommunity OrganizationFarm WorkersHispanicsImmigrationLabor UnionsMigrant WorkersMinority Rights

Important Names:Bermudez, DavidBeutler, RobertCampbell SoupCantor, JohnCuevas, FernadoHintz, JoyLibbyMcFerren, MarthaNuestra LuchaKilroy, JackReza, ErnestoRios, SaritaRomero, Berna

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Sanchez, MariaSantiago, RayValasquez, BaldemarVlasic Pickle

Important Acronyms:CHD - Campaign for Human DevelopmentFLEC - Farm Labor Education CenterFLROC - Farm Labor Research Organizing CommitteeFLRP - Farm Labor Research ProjectNLG - National Lawyers GuildPTF - Pesticide Task Force

RUIID - Rural Urban Institute For Intercultural Documentation and Development

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ArrangementThe collection is arranged into 4 series.

Series 1: Administration and Operations (Boxes 1-18, 26 – 27))Includes: Correspondence, Media and Publications, Legal, Financial, Committees andProjects, Funding, Contracts and Negotiations, Religious affiliations and support

Series II: Subject Files (Boxes 18-23, 26)Includes: Research; Related Unions (includes letters of support for Campbell Boycott),Publications and Organizations; and Resources

Series III: Boycotts and Campaigns (Boxes 23-25)

Series IV: Conferences and Conventions (Boxes 25-26)

Folders in each series are simply listed by their location within each box. They are notarranged, so any given subject may be dispersed throughout several boxes within eachseries.

Series 1Box 1

1. Merchandise and Literature Ordering System, 19832. FLOC Strategies and Problems, 1980-1984, 1 of 33. FLOC Strategies and Problems, 1980-1984, 2 of 34. FLOC Strategies and Problems, 1980-1984, 3 of 35. Baldemar Valasquez’s Moscow Trip, 19806. The Onarga, IL Service Center, 19837. Proposals for Funding Projects, 19748. U of M School of Social Work Practicum, 1985-19879. 12th World Festival of Youth, 198510. Toledo Solidarity Committee, 198411. Militarism in Toledo, 198612. Buck Dinner Committee, Detroit, MI, 1978-197913. Catholic Diocese of South West Iowa / Charles Ryan/ Rural Life14. Campaign for Human Development, 198515. Church of the Brethren: Share, 1974-1978 Fund Request16. Church Women United in Ohio, 1977-1979, Fund Request17. Claretian Fathers, Chicago, IL, 1982, Fund Request18. Diocese of Toledo, Office of Community Relations, 1979, Fund Request19. The Doughnuts, Deadwood, OR, 1983, Fund Request20. Lucius and Beva Eastman Fund, 1977-1978, Fund Request21. Ecumenical Review Board, Hunger Project, 198422. Episcopal Commission for Human Needs, 1969-197923. Beatrix Turner Donation to FLOC, 198124. Hunger: Domestic Hunger & Poverty Exchange, 1983-198625. Inter-religious Foundation for Community Organizations (IFCO) 1978-1984

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26. Immaculate Heart of Mary (IHM) Sisters, Monroe, MI, 198227. National Farm Worker Ministry, 1984-198628. Needy Children’s Fund, UMC, Pacific Southwest Conference, 198429. Notre Dame World Hunger Coalition Donation, 198030. United Presbyterian Foundation, 198231. Ohio Program in the Humanities, 1980-198132. U. S. Government 1985 Discretionary Grant33. Ohio Arts Council Funding, 198334. United Presbyterian Church Misc. Grants/Correspondence, 1973-198635. Presbyterian Church Mobile Health Fairs, 1985-198736. National Committee on Self-Development of People, 1972-198037. RESIST Grant to FLOC, 198538. Benevolence Grant from Riverside Church, 198539. Sisters of St. Joseph, Tipton, IN, Grant, 198540. Society of the Sacred Heart, U. S. Province, Fund, 198441. Toledo Metropolitan Mission (TMM)42. Toledo Metropolitan Mission (TMM), Board Minutes, 1986, 1 of 643. Toledo Metropolitan Mission (TMM), Board Minutes, 1983, 2 of 6

Box 21. Toledo Metropolitan Mission (TMM), Board Minutes, 1983, 3 of 62. Toledo Metropolitan Mission (TMM), Board Minutes, 1983, 4 of 63. Toledo Metropolitan Mission (TMM), Board Minutes, 1982, 5 of 64. Toledo Metropolitan Mission (TMM), Board Minutes, 1981, 6 of 65. Toledo Metropolitan Mission (TMM), Board Minutes and Correspondence, 1980

and Before6. Third World Fund, San Francisco, CA, Grant Requests, 1977-19787. Male Volunteer with FLOC, Summer, 1985, from Board of Homeland Ministries8. Rental by FLOC of Ohio UCC Bus, Texas Trip, 19819. FLOC Application to UCC TUCS, 198510. United Methodist Church (UMC) Information, 198411. UMC: Commission on Religion and Race, 1973-1984, 1 of 212. UMC: Commission on Religion and Race, 1973-1984, 2 of 213. UMC East Ohio Conference, 197914. UMC Epworth Social Concerns Committee, 1975-198215. UMC: George Ogle Communications, 1982-198616. UMC Women’s Division Food, Land and Justice Program, 1982-198317. UMC National Division, 1976-198418. UMC West Ohio Conference, 197919. United Methodist Voluntary Service (UMVS) Crisis, 1982-1983, 1 of 220. United Methodist Voluntary Service (UMVS) Crisis, 1982-1983, 2 of 221. UMVS Auto Insurance, 198222. World Council of Churches, Ecumenical Development Cooperative Society

(EDCS), 1981-198323. AFSCME Election Volunteers, 198224. Action Reconciliation Services/Service for Peace, West Berlin, 1982-1987

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25. Stephanie Black $10,000 NYU Film Award, 198426. FLOC Problem Statement/Statement of Purpose, 197727. Ethnic Coalition for Fair Mass Media, 198228. UMC Volunteer Services Workshop, 198329. Farm Worker Health Plan, Demonstration Project, 198130. Budget, 198531. March, 1986, Fundraisers32. FLOC Mailing List33. DC Press List34. DC Contacts and Other Lists35. Canvass Route, 1985, 1 of 336. Canvass Route, 1985, 2 of 337. Canvass Route, 1985, 3 of 338. Mailing Lists

Box 31. Mailing Lists2. Original Mailing List3. Copies and Lists4. Correspondence – Labor5. Correspondence – Community6. Correspondence – Internal7. Correspondence – Religious8. Endorsements – Local9. FLOC Statements Against Racism10. Fundraising, 1983-198411. Homeless Leadership Training, 198612. Mass Canvass and BBQ, 198513. Greater Philadelphia Council of Churches, 1985-198614. Religious Information and Contacts, 198415. FLOC Boycott Office Expenses, 198716. AFSC Forms and Letters, 1984-198617. Current Income and Expense Statements, 198418. Order Forms, Letters and Instructions, 198319. Expenditure and Income Reports, 198320. AFSC FLOC Support, 198421. Empowerment Project, 198222. Personal Policy Material, 198523. Hodge Podge of FLOC Concerns and Interests, 1983-1986, 1 of 224. Hodge Podge of FLOC Concerns and Interests, 1983-1986, 2 of 225. General Correspondence, 1972-197426. General Government Correspondence, 1976-197727. Joy Hintz Correspondence, 197528. FLOC Solicitations, 198429. FLOC Organizers, 1973-197530. Reports, 1968-1978

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31. Bay City/Saginaw, MI, Organizing, 198432. Senate Committee on Migratory Labor, 197333. Philippines World Council of Churches (WCC)34. Press Releases and Publications, 198735. Funds and Foundations, 198636. Various FLOC Reports, 1977-197937. Issues of Nuestra Lucha, 1977-197838. The Stern Fund, 198439. The Crossroads Fund, 198240. Miscellany, mostly about funding41. Field Office Reports, 198642. Media Matters, 1979-198143. Unfinished Work, Ray Santiago

Box 41. Press Lists, Etc.2. Press Releases, 19843. Follow-up Correspondence, Ray Santiago, 1 of 24. Follow-up Correspondence, Ray Santiago, 2 of 25. WTHR Television, IN., 19786. The Case of Federico Erebia, 19857. Press Lists8. Heinz9. Funding Proposals, 198610. Assets, 198911. Miscellaneous Publications12. Nicaragua Visit by Ray Santiago, 198313. Ideas for Press Conferences and Meetings14. World Food Day, 16 Oct, 198115. Media Material, 197716. Commission on Spanish Speaking Affairs, 198117. FLOC Strategic Planning, 198118. Staff Reports, up to and including 197619. Staff Reports, 197720. Staff Reports, 197821. Staff Reports, 197922. Mailing List, 1983-198423. Funding/Key Contacts24. Membership and Other Lists25. FLOC Supporters26. Mailing Lists27. Correspondence28. Miscellaneous, 1 of 329. Miscellaneous, 2 of 330. Miscellaneous, 3 of 331. National Council of Churches of Christ Meeting, 1985

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32. FLOC and Vlasic Foods, Inc., 198633. Inter-Agency Committee on Migrant Affairs, 198634. Farm Workers Coalition Against Importation of Workers, 198835. FLOC Contract Administration36. Montgomery County, OH, Community Action Agency, 198637. Quad Cities Organizing Efforts, 198638. President’s Report, 198239. FLOC v. Sheriff Beutler, 1979

Box 51. Interviewing Forms, FLOV v. Sheriff Beutler, 1979, 1 of 122. Interviewing Forms, FLOV v. Sheriff Beutler, 1979, 2 of 123. Interviewing Forms, FLOV v. Sheriff Beutler, 1979, 3 of 124. Interviewing Forms, FLOV v. Sheriff Beutler, 1979, 4 of 125. Interviewing Forms, FLOV v. Sheriff Beutler, 1979, 5 of 126. Interviewing Forms, FLOV v. Sheriff Beutler, 1979, 6 of 127. Interviewing Forms, FLOV v. Sheriff Beutler, 1979, 7 of 128. Interviewing Forms, FLOV v. Sheriff Beutler, 1979, 8 of 129. Interviewing Forms, FLOV v. Sheriff Beutler, 1979, 9 of 1210. Interviewing Forms, FLOV v. Sheriff Beutler, 1979, 10 of 1211. Interviewing Forms, FLOV v. Sheriff Beutler, 1979, 11 of 1212. Interviewing Forms, FLOV v. Sheriff Beutler, 1979, 12 of 1213. FLOC Related Newspaper Articles, 1 of 714. FLOC Related Newspaper Articles, 2 of 715. FLOC Related Newspaper Articles, 3of 716. FLOC Related Newspaper Articles, 4 of 717. FLOC Related Newspaper Articles, 5 of 718. FLOC Related Newspaper Articles, 6 of 719. FLOC Related Newspaper Articles, 7 of 720. Nuestra Lucha, 1975-198221. FLOC Proposals, 197422. L. A. Migrant Hearing Materials, 197723. Demand Flyer, 197824. FLOC Newsletter, 1974-197625. Publications of, and Regarding, FLOC, 197826. Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, 197527. American Friends Service Committee Inc.28. Ethnic Coalition for Fair Mass Media29. FLOC Research Reports, 197530. FLOC Parade Permit, 197631. Migrant Ministry Contact List32. National Lawyer Guild and La Raza Law33. Legal Documents34. Standard Contract, Konalrad Products Contract

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Box 61. FLOC Bowling Green Committee2. Leipsic FLOC Organizing Committee3. Lima FLOC Organizing Committee4. Findlay FLOC Organizing Committee5. Fremont FLOC Organizing Committee6. Toledo FLOC Organizing Committee7. Defiance FLOC Organizing Committee8. New Membership Cards9. FLOC Community Organizing10. FLOC By-Laws11. Texas FLOC12. FLOC and Nicaragua13. Speech by Berna Romero, 198314. Alfredo Salinas, Newspaper Articles on his trip to Mexico15. Leadership Training Project, 198116. Civil Rights, 198317. Committee Schedule Form18. FLOC Committee Directors Names19. Communication Training20. Correspondence to Directors, 198221. C. O. U. N. T.22. Field Operation Expenses 198223. Henry Met Housing Authority, 198324. Latin American Club, 198325. Legal Letter for Members, 198326. Leaflet for Walkathon27. Letter to Texas28. Main Office Correspondence, 198329. Membership Forms List30. Michigan Name List31. Letter to Nike Co., 198332. Summer Staff Recruitment Letters33. Texas FLOC34. Letter for Rally, Jul, 197535. Volunteers for March36. Toledo List for Sara37. Organizing Committee Analysis Book38. Frederick Gittes Statement on Jack Kilroy Assault, 1980-10-339. Migrant Related Laws40. FLOC Income and Donations, 1983-198441. FLOC Sticker42. Newspaper Articles About Tomatoes43. FLOC Announcements and Mailings44. Advertising, Nuestra Lucha45. Paid Ad’s

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46. Advertising Letter47. Advertising List, Aug, 198048. Copies of Articles Sent to Martha McFerren49. Billing Form Letter50. Outgoing Correspondence, 198051. Correspondence Received, 198052. Mailing by Nuestra Lucha53. Union Poetry and a Play54. Press Releases, 198055. Nuestra Lucha Press Releases, 197956. Paying Subscribers, 198057. Subscriptions as of July, 198058. Exchange Subscriptions59. Subscriptions60. Newspaper Articles61. La Voz del Barro62. FLOC Newsletters, Dec 1972 - Mar 1976, 1 of 263. FLOC Newsletters, Dec 1972 - Mar 1976, 2 of 264. Translations65. Nuestra Lucha, Aug, 1977 Draft66. Nuestra Lucha, Dec, 198167. Nuestra Lucha, Jul 1975 – Apr 1982 (not continuous), 1 of 268. Nuestra Lucha, Jul 1975 – Apr 1982 (not continuous), 2 of 269. FLOC Cartoons70. FLOC Ads71. FLOC Material72. Toledo Boycott Office Record of Income/Expenses, 1983-198473. Valiant Women of 1977 by Joy Hintz74. Authorization Cards for Share Farmers75. Miscellaneous FLOC Concerns, 1984, 1 of 376. Miscellaneous FLOC Concerns, 1985, 2 of 377. Miscellaneous FLOC Concerns, 1986 - 1987, 3 of 378. Petitions for Collective Bargaining, 198679. Resignations from FLOC, and Requests, 198580. Farm Labor Research Project (FLRP), 1985-198681. FLOC Table of Organization, 198582. Dunlop Commission Notes83. FLOC Meeting Called by Baldemar Valasquez, 198684. Service Plan Structure85. Correspondence to and from Maria Sanchez, 198686. Campaign for Human Development and Global Ministries Proposals, 198687. Staff Vacation Day88. Supporters of Ohio Campaign, 198589. Church Correspondence, 198590. Members Blacklisted

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Box 71. Miscellaneous FLOC Concerns, 1986-19862. Stokely – Van Camp, 19763. T. H. Richards III File4. Legal Clinic Quarterly Reports, 19765. Miscellany, 1975-19886. Campaign for Human Development (CHD) Reports, 1978-1979, 1 of 27. Campaign for Human Development (CHD) Reports, 1978-1979 2 of 28. CHD Information, 1978-19829. Public Hearing on 2nd Year FLOC Funding by CHD, 197910. CHD Story, 197611. CHD Lafayette, IN., Diocesan Pastoral Council, 197912. CHD Toledo Diocese, 1977-198013. National Workers Project, 1978-197914. CHD Parish Collection, 198015. CHD Profile of FLOC16. CHD Progress Reports, 1 May, 1978 – 30 Apr, 197917. The Youth Project, Reports and Finances, 1976-1981, 1 of 218. The Youth Project, Reports and Finances, 1979-1981, 2 of 219. CHD Funding Matters, 1978, 1 of 320. CHD Funding Matters, 1978, 2 of 221. CHD Funding Matters, 1978, 3 of 322. CHD Quarterly Progress Report, 1979-198123. The Youth Project Annual Report, 1982-198324. Joy Hintz v. La Raza Unida, 197625. Media Contacts26. Merv Griffin Show27. Press Releases, 1981-198428. Campadre Graphics Co., Texas29. Nuestra Lucha Rates30. Orange Blossom Press, 198131. Strike Fund/Appeal Letter, 198032. Non-Pledges33. Agape Foundation, 197734. Akbar Fund, Inc., 197735. Cummins Engine Foundation, 197736. George Gund Foundation, 197737. Joint Foundation Support, 197738. Richard M. Kemper Foundation, 197639. Laras Fund, 197740. Bette Clair McMurray Foundation, 197741. New World Coalition, 197742. Playboy Foundation, 197743. Helena Rubenstein Foundation, 197744. Sachem Foundation, 197745. Shalan Foundation, 1977

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46. Whitney Foundation, 197847. Irwin-Sweeney-Miller Foundation, 1974

Box 81. Contributions (Records of), 1968-19762. American Lutheran Church, 19743. American Freedom From Hunger Foundation, 19734. Atran Foundation, Inc., 19735. Batelle Institute, 19736. Bernadine, Archbishop, Cincinnati Chancery7. Bohn, Rev. Stan, 19738. Lilly Endowment, 19769. Community Nutrition Institute, 197310. Campus Free College (CFC), 197311. CHD Old, 197312. DJB Foundation, 197413. Center for Rural Affairs, 197414. Field Foundation, 197415. Max Fleischmann Foundation, 197416. Gerner, Rev. Henry T., Ohio Council of Churches, 197417. Hill Family Foundation, 197318. Hopkins, Walt and Jan, of CFC, 197519. Msgr. Higgins, National Conference of Catholic Bishops, 197320. IFCO Old Correspondence21. New York Foundation, 197422. National Committee on the Education of Migrant Children, 197323. National Council on Hunger and Nutrition in the USA, 197324. National Council of Churches Crusade Against Hunger, 197325. Mennonite Central Committee, 197526. Manhasset Congregational Church, 197227. Luce Foundation, 197428. Lamb Foundation, 197329. Kurtz, Alton, 197330. Kindy, Dean, Church of Brethren, 197431. Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO), 196832. Presbyterian Church in the U. S., 197233. Ohio Synod of the Lutheran Church of America, 197334. Relm Foundation, 197335. Schumaker, William, Arch Diocese, Cincinnati, 197336. Senate Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs, 197337. Stern Fund, 197438. Stone Foundation (Clement and Jessie), 197439. United Church Board for Homeland Ministries, 197340. United Church of Christ, Ohio Conference, 196941. UMVS, 197542. Xerox Truck Proposal, 197443. Young World Development, 1973

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44. Fundraising Materials, 197445. Support Letters, 197446. Applications/Rejections47. Fundraising Report, 197448. Funding Sources Clearing House, 197349. Proposals Submitted, 197650. Slide Show Proposal51. 1st Quarter, 197452. 2nd Quarter, 197453. 3rd Quarter, 197454. 4th Quarter, 197455. Staff Development Fund, 197356. Proposal Membership Description, 197457. FLOC Proposal Spring, 197458. FLOC Proposal Winter 197459. Proposal Translations60. RUIID Proposal, Fall, 197261. RUIID Proposal, 197362. Letters To Be Sent, 197363. General Correspondence RUIID, 197464. RUIID Proposal Submitted, 197365. Support Committee Info66. Support Letters, 197367. Proposal Meeting68. Foundations (obsolete), 1 of 269. Foundations (obsolete), 2 of 270. Pesticide Task Force (PTF) Correspondence, 198271. PTF: Funding, 1 of 272. PTF: Funding, 2 of 273. Offers of Help74. PTF: List of Active Persons75. PTF: Ivans Proposal, 198176. PTF: 1st Meeting Invite/Agenda, 198277. PTF: Minutes of Meetings, 198278. Summons for FLOC Picketers, 197879. ABLE/Agency Referral80. National Lawyers Guild (NLG) Summer Projects, 198381. Sharecropping Problems, 1983

Box 91. Proposed Migrant Labor Contract2. FLOC Contract, 19693. Farm Worker Tax Issues4. Employer INS Reporting5. Legal Problems 1982 Picket Line6. Pesticide Task Force Correspondence, 1982

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7. FLOC Discussion Material8. Florist Agreement9. Amalgamated Meat Cutters Correspondence, 197810. American Christians Towards Socialism (ACTS), 197711. Associated Migrant Opportunity Services (AMOS), 197712. AFSME, 197813. Allied Industrial Workers of America, 197714. Domingo Almaguer, 197815. American University/ Carlos Gaivar, 197816. Juan Andrade – Commission on Spanish Speaking Affairs, 197817. Tomas G. Bissonnette, Midwest Hispanic Institute, 197718. Brody/Kahn, NC, 197619. Ricardo Brossard, Tiffin, OH, 197820. Mario Cabellaro, 197821. Colorado Migrant Council (CMC), 197822. Cathedral of St. Paul, 197723. Celina CAC, 197824. Committee on Chicano Rights, Inc. (CCR) Herman Baca, 197825. Center for Concern, 197726. Cleveland Unions, 197727. CIOAC, Mexico, 197828. Coalition on La Raza Minutes, 197829. Community Service Inc., 197830. Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, 198031. WIDF/WREE, 198832. Bert Corona, CA, 197833. Council for Human Dignity at OSR, 197834. Toledo Diocese, 197835. Phil Donahue Show Proposal36. Earlham College, 197837. Economic Opportunity Planning Association, 197638. El Cuhamil, 197739. Food Monitor, 197740. Foreign Correspondence, 197741. Freeman – Legal Clinic, 197742. Full Employment Conference, 197843. John Gaige, 197744. Harold Gibbons (Teamsters)45. John Glenn, 197846. Girl Scout Council47. Guadalupe Center48. Guadalupe Chapel and Center, 197749. Jose Angel Gutierrez, 197750. Father Robert Haas, 197851. Indiana Council of Churches, 197652. Indiana Farm Workers, 1976

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53. Indiana Farm Worker Legislative Coalition, 197854. Indiana Migrant Ministry, 197855. United Mine Workers, 197856. Rosemary Johnson, 197857. Bernard Judy (Editor Toledo Blade), 197758. Father Loos, Guadalupe Center, Bay City, MI, 197659. Mayra Climaco, 197860. MAYA, 197661. Vero Medina, 197662. Sen. Mitzenbaum, Howard, 197863. Michigan Farm Workers, 197664. Maricopa County Organizers Project, (MCOP) and CHD65. The Militant, 197766. NACLA, 197867. National Council of Churches, 197868. News Clippings about Konalrad, 197869. Ohio Council of Churches, 197870. Our Lady of Victory Mission (OLVM), 197871. Ohio Public Interest Campaign (OPIC), 197872. Jack Osburn III, 197773. Racine Urban Mission, 197774. Port Council, 197875. Retail Clerks, Gene Kolkman, 197876. Ellen Ray, 197777. Publishers, 197778. Christina Rivas, 197779. Rachel Rosen, Nation Committee Against Repressive Legislation (NCARL), 197780. Virginia Ross, 197781. Rosemary, Kathie and Bernadette Scholl, 197682. Sisters Concerned About the Rural Poor, Sister Mary Eileen83. National Lawyer Guild (NLG) Summer Project, 198484. The State of Migrants Action Committee (SMAC), 197885. World Council of Churches, Switzerland, 197786. South Side Settlement87. Spanish Speaking Coalition, 197888. Speaker’s Bureau, 197689. Paul Steinberg, Teamsters, 197790. Teamsters, 196991. Rudy Lazano, 197792. Lydio F. Tomasi, Migration Today, 197893. U. A. W., 197794. Irv Joyce, UCC, 197595. Union Wage, 197796. United Migrants/Florida, 197797. Sara Patterson, VISTA, 1977

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98. Warnier, Alberto, 197899. Workers World Party, 1977100. Inter-Office Memos, 1988101. Letters Opposing Carter Bill, 1978102, Morgan Packing Co. Inc., Letter, 1976103. Curcttis St. House Lease/Morphis, 1981104. Membership Lists105. National Center for Immigrants Rights, 1981106. National Lawyers Guild (NLG), Summer Project, 1978-1981107. Lakewood Greenhouse Case, 1977108. Suit – Fulton County, 1977109. Fulton County Suit (Amendments)110. FLOC v. Pandora School Board, 1975111. FLOC Metro Drug Suit, 1977112. FLOC Material113. Legal Clinic Statement and Quarterly Report114. Solidarity Day, 6-23-1971, Criminal Justice Presentation115. University of Wisconsin, 1979116. West Michigan Organizing, 1986117. Orientation, 1987118. Conference on Crime and Delinquency, 1975119. Boycott Correspondence120. FLOC Elections, 1976121. FLOC Related Newspaper Articles122. Foundation and Funding Contacts123. Legal Clinic Asst, Correspondence124. Foundations, Current, 1973 and beyond125. FLOC Genosa Police Department Agreement126. Historical Statement, 1977127. FLOC Research Program128. Kilroy and FLOC v. Putnam Co. and Beutler129. Bishops Fund for Reconciliation130. Volunteers, 1983131. Proposal Criticisms132. FLOC Information/Women and Corporations133. Abuses, Undocumented Workers Hearing, 1988134. Undocumented Worker Conference Material, 1978

Box 101. Crew Leader Department of Labor, 19762. Investigative Questions3. Miscellany Regarding FLOC Interests4. OSHA Hearing on Changes to Housing Regulations5. Taft Hartley Act6. Legal Clinic Information7. Ohio Vlasic Letters from Farmers, 1986

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8. UFW v. Rigi Agriculture, Immigration9. Comments on Immigration Bill and Educational Material10. Just Implementation of IRCA: Community Coalition11. Immigration Intakes, Heinz12. Drafts – North Carolina CB Agreement13. UFW Correspondence, 199214. FLOC Board Minutes, 19 Feb, 198015. Organizational and Operational Model for The Farm Labor Education Center (FLEC)16. Fernando Cuevas, Jr., 199617. FLOC Pesticide Materials18. Farm Worker Related Articles19. Toledo University, Martha Kransdorf and Lynne Hamer20. Summit II (People of Color)21. Teamster Local 2022. Texas Organizing23. FLOC Activity, 1996-199924. Staff Management25. North Carolina Growers Association (NCGA)26. Economic Development/Heritage South27. Environmental Summit28. Child Labor Efforts29. Alliance for the Mentally Ill (Candle Light Vigil)30. Bill Bryan/Mt. Olive Pickle31. North Carolina Organizing Campaign32. Farm Labor Education Center (FLEC)33. 1st National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit, 199134. Rainbow Tomatoes35. FLOC Activities, 1994-200536. Newspaper Articles37. Miscellaneous Letters38. Growers Documents39. FLOC/Vlasic Collective Bargaining Agreement40. 1985 FLOC Campbell/Vlasic Understanding, Contract, Outline of Contract,

Independent Contract41. Campbell Negotiation File42. FLOC/Campbell Understanding Commission, 1986-Feb-1943. Campbell and FLOC 1992 Negotiation44. Dunlop Commission Meeting45. Negotiations46. Farm Labor Relations47. Toledo Hispanic Commission, 200048. MacArthur Latino Fellow Reunion, April 8, 1998 1 of 249. MacArthur Latino Fellow Reunion, April 8, 1998, 1 of 250. MacArthur Fellows51. MacArthur Schedule

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52. FLOC Training Manuel53. Texas A&M/ Dr. Manuel Pina

Box 111. Anti-Trust Information2. Freedom of Access to Farm Labor Camps3. Food Stamp Regulations and Class Action on Sharecropping Issues4. Latimer v, Andrews, et al., Civil Rights Case in Lima, 19705. Independent Contractor System6. Donovan v. Brandel, 1 of 27. Donovan v. Brandel, 2 of 28. Donovan v. Gilmor9. Cucumber Sharecropper Cases, Amicus Briefs, Press Releases10. Letter to Baldemar Valasquez11. FLOC Publications, 1980-198912. Copyright Information, 197913. Workshops, 198214. Legal Clinic, 197315. Wall Street Week – F. C. C. Complaint, Fairness, 198316. Beutler and Putnam County Deputy Indictments, 198117. NIOSH, Dave Egilman, 198218. FLOC Members Arrested on 1 Sep, 197919. FLOC v. Libby, McNeil, Libby; NLRB Case, 197920. FLRP Legal Activity Funding, 198521. FOIA Information re: DOL Investigations, 1982, 1 of 222. FOIA Information re: DOL Investigations, 1982, 2 of 223. DOL – FOIA Requests, 198224. Legal Clinic Correspondence, 198525. “Street Law” for FLOC Organizers, Members, Produced by Summer Project, 198026. Old FLOC Proposals27. Legal Publications Purchases, 198728. FLOC v. Beutler, Legal Papers, 198029. FLOC v, Beutler, 197930. Affidavits – FLOC v. Beutler, 197931. FLOC v. Beutler – Pleadings, Order, Opinions, etc., 197932. Putnam County Change of Venue Survey, 198033. FLOC v. Putnam Co. 1980 U. S. District Court, Amended Complaint34. FLOC v. Beutler Miscellaneous, 1980

Box 121. FLOC v. Beutler – Jury, 1 of 22. FLOC v. Beutler – Jury, 2 of 23. State v. Beutler, 19814. State v. Kilroy (et al), 1980, 1 of 25. State v. Kilroy (et al), 1 of 26. New Media Interviews: Honda Incident, 1979

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7. Interviews – Potential Witnesses, 19798. Independent Contracts/Sharecropper Cases, 1985-19869. Internal Revenue Rulings, 198510. Employee or Independent Contractor Cases11. Taxes FICA, 1 of 212. Taxes FICA, 2 of 213. Limits on the Right of Access to Labor Camps14. Contracts15. Farm Workers Law, Problems/Forms, 198616. Problems at Camps, 198517. FLOC Employment Referral List, Putnam and Leipsic Counties18. Day Care Committee, 198619. FLRP Business20. FLRP Finances/Funding21. FLRP Financial Reports22. FLRP Grants23. Needmore Fund24. Labor Law25. Clinicas Migrantes Regional Health Program, 198226. Michigan Vlasic Issues, 1986, 1 of 227. Michigan Vlasic Issues, 1986, 2 of 228. Michigan Vlasic Issues, 1986, 3 of 329. Discrimination Against the Union, 198630. Brandel31. Contract Administration, 198632. Employer Sanctions and FLOC, 198833. Employer Sanctions and Discrimination, I. N. A.34. Undocumented Workers, FLOC Resolution, 197735. Simpson – Mazzoli (Immigration Reform Bill)

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Folders 1-67: Wage Study FilesContains sensitive materials - please refer to Use restrictions on page one.

Folders 68-89: ContractsContains sensitive materials - please refer to Use restrictions on page one.

Folders 90-99: GrievancesContains sensitive materials - please refer to Use restrictions on page one.

Folders 100-106: Legal FilesContains sensitive materials - please refer to Use restrictions on page one.

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Box 181. Organizing, Summer, 19932. Staff Meeting3. Contracts and Agreements, 1985-19934. Related Newspaper Articles5. FLOC Activities, 1993-20036. Correspondence, 1 of 37. Correspondence, 2 of 38. Correspondence, 3 of 39. Awards

Series II10. Effects of Tomato Mechanization11. Reading Packet, Bread for the World, 198812. Pesticides13. Farms, List of14. Land Ownership, Wood Co., OH, 197415. Information on Farm Workers and Migrants16. Wage Study of Farm Workers17. Pesticide Task Force (PTF): Resources18. Pesticide Information, 1 of 419. Pesticide Information, 2 of 420. Pesticide Information, 3 of 421. Pesticide Information, 4 of 422. Pickle Information23. Vlasic Growers/Michigan24. Ohio Workers List, 1992-1993

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Box 191. Farm Addresses2. FLOC Political and Source Contacts3. Farmers of Michigan, Cherries4. Farmers of Monroe County, Michigan5. Farmers of Auglaize County, Ohio6. Farmers of Allen County, Ohio7. Farmers of Darke County, Ohio8. Farmers of Defiance County9. Farmers of Erie County10. Farmer of Fulton County11. Farmers of Hancock County12. Growers and Canneries, Indiana/Ohio13. Farmers of Henry County14. Growers Lists, Various Counties15. Farmers of Hudson County16. Farmers of Lucas County17. Farmers of Miami County18. Farmers of Mercer County19. Farmers of Ottawa County20. Farmers of Paulding County21. Farmers of Putnam County22. Farmers of Sandusky County23. Farmers of Seneca County24. Farmers of Stark County25. Farmers of Van Wert County26. Farmers of Williams County27. Farmers of Wood County28. Farm Workers, Monroe County, 1974-197529. A & P Co.30. Newsletter/Newspaper List31. Canneries32. Leipsic Office Copy, Wage Study Summer 197933. Maps of Ohio Target Area34. County Extension Agents, Ohio35. Food Costs36. Food Processing Articles, 1977-197837. Discrimination38. Agriculture and the Church39. Agribusiness, 1974-197940. Handwritten Harvest Records, 198141. Undocumented Workers and Related Materials42. Indiana University Survey of Attitudes on Hispanics, 198243. Registered Camps, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana44. Pesticide Scripts

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45. Heinz Organizing Efforts, 198546. Latino Publications47. The Political Status of Puerto Rico, by Ray Santiago, 197648. Miscellaneous FLRP Information, 1 of 449. Miscellaneous FLRP Information, 2 of 450. Miscellaneous FLRP Information, 3 of 451. Miscellaneous FLRP Information, 4 of 452. Who’s Who in Philadelphia, 198553. Sharecropping, 1982-198554. FLOC Comments on Proposed Pesticide Regulations in Ohio, 198355. Miscellaneous Ohio Farm Publications, 1972-1981, 1 of 256. Miscellaneous Ohio Farm Publications, 1972-1981, 2 of 257. Mechanical Tomato Harvester Information58. List of Agricultural Plants in North West Ohio59. List of Growers in Ohio60. FLOC Study Committees

Box 201. Libby Owens Ford Correspondence2. Putnam County Information3. Seven Families Study by Joy Hintz, 19764. Valiant Migrant Women by Joy Hintz, 19825. Libby Company, 19706. Libby & Nestle Research, 1 of 27. Libby & Nestle Research, 2 of 28. Land Tenure & Land Use Definitions9. Tomato Information, 1 of 210. Tomato Information, 2 of 211. Pickle Information12. Michigan Notes13. People Who Attended Meeting for Campaign, 198514. Farms Where Elections Were Held for Campaign, 198515. Information on Growers16. Heinz Camps17. Janes Farms, 198518. Vlasic Farms, 198519. Lucas, Putnam, Fulton, and Henry County Camp Information, 198520. Ottawa County Camp Information, 198521. Sandusky County Camp Information, 198522. Wood County Camp Information, 198523. Camp Maps for Campaign, 198524. Tomato Statistics, 1983-198625. Seneca County Camp Information, 198526. Lists of Farm Workers and Growers, 198527. Population and Harvest Statistics by County (Ohio)28. Migrant Camp Sanitation Project

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29. Indiana Mushroom Plant30. Interagency Migrant Services Commission, 198331. Petrus Article, Mexico, 197732. Crew Leader Leo Silgueros Record, 197633. Article on Sugar Beets34. Buckeye Sugars, 1976 Sugar Beets35. Summer 197636. Follow Up Materials37. Amstutz Cannery38. Gisbonburg Canning Company39. Hancock County Farm Bureau40. G & W Food Products, Ohio41. Findlay Provision Company42. Fremont Kraut Company43. Foster Canning Company44. Contris Packing Company45. Cains Marcelle Potato Chips46. Consolidated Biscuit Company47. Buckeye Sugars Inc.48. Beatrice Foods, Inc.49. Hancock Farm Chemicals50. IMCO Poultry51. Bryan Canning Company52. Del Monte53. Hunt Wesson Foods54. Stokely Van Camp55. McComb Farmers Association (CO-OP)56. Minster Canning Company57. Norton – Simon, Inc.58. Northern Ohio Sugar Company59. New Bavaria Canning Company, Inc.60. Mt. Victory Custom Cannery61. Ohio Specialty62. Pemberville Food Company63. Pioneer Packing Company64. Pizza Products Company65. Putnam County Canning Company66. St. Mary’s Packing Company67. Sharp Canning Company68. Smuckers69. Spangler Candy Company70. Specialty Food Packing and Importing71. Tem-Cole72. Toledo Overseas Terminals73. Vanderhorst Cannery74. Weather Seal Inc.

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75. Weller J Company76. Wood County Canning Company77. H. J. Heinz78. Paulding Land Company

Box 211. World Hunger Year, 19782. Migrant Farm Workers Ministry, Orlando Conference, 19783. Ohio Farm Labor, 19784. Sanctuary Movement5. United Farm Works Directory6. Network System, Sanctuary, 19887. National Association of Farm Worker Organizations, 19788. EL Grito Del Norte9. Canadian Farm Workers Union10. Directory of Rural Publications and Others11. National Land for People12. Cesar Chavez, 197413. Chicano Organizations14. International Criminal Exploitation15. Macomb Planning Division, UCS, Prior to 197216. World Federation of Trade Unions17. UAW Resolutions, 198018. Latin American WKG Group, 197919. Hunger20. Jewish Organizations, 1972, 1978 Lists21. International Foundation for Community Organization (IFCO), 198622. IFCO, New York, 1984-1986, 1 of 323. IFCO, New York, 1984-1986, 2 of 324. IFCO, New York, 1984-1986, 3 of 325. The Sanctuary Movement, 198526. Proyecto Libertad, 1985-198627. Philippine Protest Movement, 198628. Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF), Cleveland,

Ohio29. National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees (NUHHCE)30. United Rubber Workers (URW), 198231. United Steel Workers of America (USWA)32. Labor, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1978-198733. Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union, (ACTWU), 1981-198734. AFL-CIO, Miscellaneous, 1979-198635. Ohio – AFL-CIO, 1980-198336. American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), Council # 93, Boston, MA, 198137. AFSCME, Council #8, Ohio, 1979-198638. AFSCME, New York State, 1982-198339. AFSCME, Miscellaneous, 1979-1986

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40. American Postal Workers Union (APWU), 1981-198241. Bricklayers, 198642. Carpenters, Local # 105, Cleveland, 198243. Canadian Farm Works Union (CFW), 198644. Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW), 198245. Committee on Political Education (COPE), 198146. Communication Workers of America (CWA), Miscellaneous, 1980-198747. Graduate Employees Organization, 1979-198248. Grand Rapids Education Association (GREA), 198249. Hospital and Health Care Employees Union, #1199, 198450. International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM), 1983-

198551. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), 1981-198752. Indiana Education Association (IEA), 198253. Iowa Federation of Labor (IFL), 198354. International Ladies Garment Workers Union (ILGWU), 198655. International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union (ILWU)56. IUE, Local # 696, 75957. Jewish Labor Council (JLC)58. Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA)59. AFSCME, Madison, WI60. Michigan Education Association (MEA), 1981-198661. Massachusetts Teachers Association (MTA), 198162. National Education Association (NEA), 1981-198563. North West Ohio Building Trades, 1984-198764. New York State United Teachers (NYSUT), 198265. Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers (OCAW), 1980-198666. Ohio Education Association (OEA), 1980-198267. Office and Professional Employees International Union (OPEIU), 198068. Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union (RWDSU), 198169. Service Employees International Union (SEIU), 198170. Toledo Area Solidarity Committee (TASC), 198471. Teamsters for a Democratic Union (TDU), 198472. Toledo Federation of Teachers (TFT), 1980-198273. Trade Union Action League, 198474. United Auto Works (UAW), International, Detroit, MI, 1979-198675. UAW, Region 28, Toledo, OH, 1979-198676. UAW, Ford Local #600, 1980-198677. UAW Miscellaneous, 1979-198578. United Council of Campbell Soup Employees (UCCE), 198279. United Cannery Workers Committee (UCWC), 198080. Labor Resolutions (single copies)81. UFCW and AFL-CIO Current Staff, 1984-198582. United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW), 1978-198683. United Mine Workers (UMW), 1984

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Box 221. International Union of Agricultural Workers, Jesus Moya, Pres.2. South African Apartheid Opposition, 19853. Just Transition Alliance4. Ohio Citizens for Farm Labor, 19785. National Federation of Indian Unions (NFIU), 19796. National Land for People, 19787. Mid-West Council of La Raza, 19798. Latin American Union, Civil Rights, Ernesto Chacon, 19779. La Raza Unida, 197710. Mid-West Council of La Raza, Ricardo Parra, 197811. IFCO/Logan Woodwork, Ted Hayes, 197812. IFCO13. Encuentro Material, Trinity College, 197714. Mushroom Workers, 1977, 1 of 215. Mushroom Workers, 1977, 2 of 216. UAW Conference, 197617. Publications, 1973-1980, 1 of 318. Publications, 1973-1980, 2 of 319. Publications, 1973-1980, 3 of 320. Publications, 198221. Publications, 1983, 1 of 322. Publications, 1983, 2 of 323. Publications, 1983, 3 of 324. Publications, 1984, 1 of 425. Publications, 1984, 2 of 426. Publications, 1984, 3 of 427. Publications, 1984, 4 of 428. Health and Safety29. Housing30. NLG Labor Law Skills Seminar, 1980

Box 231. Pesticide Publications and Information2. Michigan Migrant Legal Assistance Program, 1984 and Farm Worker Pesticide

Information3. Migration Today, 1976-19784. Miscellaneous Immigration Materials5. Publications Undated6. Handbook of Agricultural Charts, 19767. Migrant/Farm Worker Publications, 1 of 28. Migrant/Farm Worker Publications, 2 of 29. Mexican American Legal Defense10. Congreso Permanete De Unidad Sindical De Los Trabajadores De America

Latina (CPUSTAL)11. Sources of Agricultural Information

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12. Arno Press – The Chicano Heritage13. Rural America14. WCOS County Ohio Children’s Services, 197715. Dual Unionism Under the Guise of Independent Unionism, 198116. Leaders and Organizations Articles17. Miscellaneous Publications, 1 of 218. Miscellaneous Publications, 2 of 219. Migrant Health Referral Directory, 198420. The Community Land Trust Handbook, 198221. A Compendium of Health Resources, 198622. Community Reinvestment Act23. A Compendium of Health Resources, 198624. PREP Ohio25. Sources for Help in Toledo for Dysfunctional Problems, 1986

Series III26. State of Boycott, December 200227. Mt. Olive Pickle Company Boycott28. St. Louis Boycott Committee29. Boycott Flyers/Endorsements30. Boycott Support

Box 241. Mt. Olive Pickle Company, 19972. Boycott Matters, 19823. FLOC Winter 1978 and 1979 Campaign4. Warren Strike, Morgan FLOC, 19765. Permits for March, 19836. Articles About Boycott7. March Route, 19838. FLOC Campaign, 19829. FLOC 4th Season Strike10. Letter of Invitation Strike Rally, 197811. March for Justice, 198312. FLOC Boston Boycott, 198413. FLOC Connecticut Boycott, 198414. FLOC Chicago Boycott, 198515. FLOC Boycott Offices, New York16. Signatures for Boycott17. Orders for MOSE, 1980-198318. Coors Boycott, 198419. Food Action Campaign, 198120. Summer Campaign, 198621. Campbell Soup Company Reports, 198222. Corporate Profile: Campbell Soup, 1 of 223. Corporate Profile: Campbell Soup, 2 of 2

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24. Campbell Soup Company Research25. Campbell Soup Public Relations26. Campbell Soup Label Campaign27. “Union Calls in Hired Guns,” April 30-May 6, 198428. Campbell Soup Strike Newspaper Articles29. Science for the People Campbell and Libby Boycott Support, 197930. Marchers Traveling List31. Union Letters, 198332. First Aid for Marchers33. Day Care34. Philadelphia Notes35. Marchers Names, 198336. National FLOC March37. March Contacts38. Labor Union Address and Boycott Letter, 198339. Campbell Soup Labels for Education Confrontation40. Campbell Soup Owners and Stockholders41. FLOC Leaflets and Press Releases42. FLOC and Campbell Tomato Growers Association, 198643. Boycott Endorsements44. Leaflets45. Boycott Committees46. The Migrant Worker Problem47. “A Debate by Letter,” FLOC and Campbell Soup, 198048. FLOC National Boycott Retreat, 9-October-198149. March Correspondence50. Debate, July 1986 and Summer Campaign, 198651. FLOC Tour of Michigan/Ohio52. Baldemar Valasquez’s Contact with Campbell, 198753. Briefing File on FLOC Grievances, 198654. Labor Publications, 1985-198755. Correspondence and Support Letters56. CO-OPs and the Boycott57. The Campbell Soup March, 198358. Campbell Boycott Articles59. Campbell Boycott Publications, Correspondence and Strategies60. FLOC Publications, 198661. Campbell Boycott Support62. Campbell Tomato Growers, 1986

Box 251. Campbell – Child Labor Correspondence, 19812. “Soup is Good For You” – Misleading Advertising3. Stenciled Material, 1985-1988, 1 of 44. Stenciled Material, 1985-1988, 2 of 45. Stenciled Material, 1985-1988, 3 of 4

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6. Stenciled Material, 1985-1988, 4 of 4

Series IV7. International Trade Union Conference, 19788. Trade Union Federation 8th International Conference, April 19799. United Farm Workers (UFW) 3rd Constitutional Convention, 197710. United Farm Workers 3rd Constitutional Convention, Resolutions, 197711. UFW 5th Convention, 198312. UFW 6th Annual Convention, Texas, 198413. Notes From UFW 7th Constitutional Convention, September 1-3, 198414. UFW 9th Convention, 198815. Libya Conference, March 26-31, 198016. Conference on Undocumented Aliens, 198317. “New Direction for Labor” Conference, 17, 18 October, 198618. Cuban Sugar Conference19. FLOC 1st Organizing Convention, 197920. FLOC 1st Organizational Convention, 1979, 1 of 321. FLOC 1st Organizational Convention, 1979, 2 of 322. FLOC 1st Organizational Convention, 1979, 3 of 323. FLOC 1st Organizational Convention, 1979, 1 of 424. FLOC 1st Organizational Convention, 1979, 2 of 425. FLOC 1st Organizational Convention, 1979, 3 of 426. FLOC 1st Organizational Convention, 1979, 4 of 427. FLOC 2nd Constitutional Convention, 1982, 1 of 228. FLOC 2nd Constitutional Convention, 1982, 2 of 2

Box 261. FLOC 3rd Constitutional Convention, 1985, 1 of 102. FLOC 3rd Constitutional Convention, 1985, 2 of 103. FLOC 3rd Constitutional Convention, 1985, 3 of 104. FLOC 3rd Constitutional Convention, 1985, 4 of 105. FLOC 3rd Constitutional Convention, 1985, 5 of 106. FLOC 3rd Constitutional Convention, 1985, 6 of 107. FLOC 3rd Constitutional Convention, 1985, 7 of 108. FLOC 3rd Constitutional Convention, 1985, 8 of 109. FLOC 3rd Constitutional Convention, 1985, 9 of 1010. FLOC 3rd Constitutional Convention, 1985, 10 of 1011. FLOC 4th Constitutional Convention, 1988, 1 of 212. FLOC 4th Constitutional Convention, 1988, 2 of 213. 1st Farm Worker Food Conference

Series II14. Migrant Legal Action Program Inc., Field Memo, Dec., 1982 – Jan., 1988, 1 of 715. Migrant Legal Action Program Inc., Field Memo, Dec., 1982 – Jan., 1988, 2 of 716. Migrant Legal Action Program Inc., Field Memo, Dec., 1982 – Jan., 1988, 3 of 717. Migrant Legal Action Program Inc., Field Memo, Dec., 1982 – Jan., 1988, 4 of 7

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18. Migrant Legal Action Program Inc., Field Memo, Dec., 1982 – Jan., 1988, 5 of 719. Migrant Legal Action Program Inc., Field Memo, Dec., 1982 – Jan., 1988, 6 of 720. Migrant Legal Action Program Inc., Field Memo, Dec., 1982 – Jan., 1988, 7 of 721. Pennsylvania Farm Labor Plan22. The Hidden People: Farm Workers in Texas23. Income Taxes and Migrant Workers

Series I24. National Farm Workers Ministry, 197325. Crew Leader Violence Against Farm Workers in North Carolina26. Ohio Migrant Workers Senate Investigation of Living Conditions, June 1980 – April 198127. Farmers Home Administration: Farm Labor Housing28. Educational Pesticide Conference29. Migrant Farm Worker Problems, 198630. Camps, 198431. From Following the Crops to Chasing the Corporations: The Farm Labor Organizing Committee, 1967-198332. Farm Workers, Hearings On

Box 271. Field Worker Sanitation Regulations2. Farm Worker Justice Fund3. Agricultural Labor Regulations Act (ALRA)4. ALRA Draft, Ohio5. ALRA Draft6. Ohio House Report on Migrant Labor7. Farm Labor Bills, Ohio Senate8. Laws Re: Farm Workers, FLCRA, 19749. Farm Workers Rights Under Ohio and Federal Laws10. Worker’s Compensation Case: Eastway v. Eisenga, 198511. Workman’s Compensation, 197412. Indiana Migrant Camps and Center on Law and Poverty13. Farmer’s Union, 197314. Migrant Legal Action Programs, 197815. Wagner Peyson Act, NAACP, Western Region, et al. v. Peter J. Brennan, et al,,

197316. Farm Labor Contractor Registration Act, 197917. Texas State Plan for Farm Workers, 198218. Farm Workers and the Minimum Wage, 197419. Migrant Programs in Iowa, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri and Tennessee20. Child Labor21. List of Growers, Unions and Workers22. Amicus Curiae Briefs23. ALRA, Ohio, 1981-198224. National Congress of Hispanic American Citizens, et al., v. William Brock, et

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al., 1985, Field Sanitation Case25. Resources for Services with Indiana Migrant Farm Workers, 197726. Camp List, 198827. Coordinated Enforcement – Migrant Protection, 6928. Crew Leader Information29. Section of Ohio Sanitation Code, 1969